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The move to a new ‘high spec’ hub is slated for 2026; in other news, India reassesses its pillar two participation following the US’s withdrawal
Jurisdictions that have ratified the global minimum tax are now in the process of making it a reality
Russia will further its own economic isolation by suspending tax treaties with former allies, but this is part of Putin’s long-term mission.
Impacted countries include many EU member states, as well as Australia, Japan, South Korea, the US and some low-tax jurisdictions.
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